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Analyzing Two Case Studies for Enhancing the Meaning of the Real Space
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The paper extracts some insights from two case studies to enhance the meaning of the real space through incorporating virtuality. Our focus is examining how one can feel a sense of values in the enhanced real space through incorporating virtuality in the two case studies. The insights generated from the examination will be effective in guiding people's behavior in future digital social infrastructures that are crucial to addressing serious social problems, such as maintaining environmental sustainability or achieving human well-being. We hope that the research will help future researchers explore better theorization to enhance the real space.
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ISBN:9781450347631
DOI:10.1145/2971485
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